All tubs on the picture below are radishes, the big one isn’t a turnip but a true radish root, from a giant variety. I really enjoy neighbouring organic farms, and moreover that the farmers decided to fill their market gardens with many rare vegetables and roots. They offer a great diversity and of course, increase tentation of buying more vegs than actually needed in the kitchen (which is probably healthier ‘foraging’ for the family afterall). I like the darker twilight purple radishes too, but now there’s a new caracteristics to test for, in addition to age and size, whenever taste is differing. Hum, maybe I’ll go with Halloween radishes instead of pumpkins!
Radishes
October 30, 2009 by seedsaside
Posted in Domestication, English, Food, Plant stuff, Shameless Promotion | 6 Comments
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tous ?
c’est super rigolo, il y en a qui ressemblent à des petits oignons nouveaux !
bon rassures moi, derrière, ce sont quand même des tomates cerises, toutes rouges, unies et allongées ?
Faut que tu nous racontes les goûts !
alors ces radis ???
Hmmmm…
un peu court, jeune homme !
Ben pour différencier l’effet lié à l’âge de celui de la couleur, avec un nombre de répétitions limitées et des stock épuisés, il va falloir attendre la nouvelle donne! :-)
pffff chercheur fondamentaliste va ! ;-)